The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-06-15
NEWS NOTES.

action In regard 10 the settlement OF
these claims until certain restrictions i'm
/ posed by the Legislature Of Arkansas upon
| the Governor are so modified as TO give
| that Official full power in the adjustment OF
all details with the general government
The President has recognized h. Kort-
| CARED as Vice Consul OF Portugal at Mime.
| Epolis, MINI.
The Irish college at Rome has printed and
presented long memorial to the Vatican,
| on the Irish question.
The Iowa State Board Of Health has voted
TO rescind the quarantine rules against Hi
| nois calves and stock cattle
DR.. Swift director OF the Warner Obser
vatory, Rochester, N. Y, has received a
| telegram from Prof Barnard, OF the Van
| derbilt University Observatory, Nashville,
announcing the discovery of a new comet,
| in right ascension 15h. 15m. 46s. decliua-
ton sonth 80 deg Som, and is moving slowly
northeast and is very faint This discovery
entities Prof. Barnard TO still another War
ner comet prize.
The Washington hotelkeepers are begin
ming to fear that the National drill is not
going 10 be-a great success as very few per
| soRs, to the present time, have applied
for apartments.
The Pope will, il is announced, communi-
cate at once with Archbishop Corrigan, OF
New York, -7gaFding' the cast" Of Or. Nc
Glynn. His Holiness, it is stated, will in
this communication approve the Arch
bishops course toward DR.. McGlynn and
charge His Grace TO warn the priest once
for all that if he does not present himself
before the supreme ecclesiastical authority
at Rome within forty days he will be
formally communicated.
Mrs. Catherine Rood, of Essex, VT, died
a few days ago, aged 1913 years and seven
months. Mrs. Rood had been member Of
the Methodist church more. than ,seYeDtSS-
years.
A district convention Of the Methodist
church will be held at Sharon, Pa, May 25
and % Bishop Andrews, Chaplain McCabe
and other distinguished speakers will be
present.
The brick carriers strike at Baltimore Is
over and the men have resumed work. All
the employers, with the exception Of one
who employs ten men, have granted the in
crease in wages demanded.
Advices from Constantinople are that the
Sheikh Abou Honda, long the Sultan's esti-
mate adviser, has been eXiled on account OF
alleged discovery Of his connection with
plot to dethrone the Sultan.
The ship Charles H. Marshall, which left
London December for Philadelphia, has
been gwen up for lost with her crew of
twenty-there men, commanded by Captain
Hutchinson, of Syracuse, N. Y.
The annual convention Of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers, will meet
in Washington next week, and will remain
in session several days. About three hun
dred delegates are expected to be present
The saw mill, grist mill and box factory
~.
burned the other night. Mr.. Fassett and
his wife, each over sixty years old, who
slept in a room over the factory, were
burned to death. Loss on buildings $4,000
An order has been issued to suspend the
mining of coal in the anthracite region in
order TO relieve the surplus at tide-water
shipping points. The order will take effect
on the 22d instant. According to late in
ventories the surplus at the points referred
to amounts TO nearly l,009, 0G3- tons. ~
A New York paper states thaL-Mrs Gea-.
eral u. s. Grant has been dangerously i'll
Of diphtheria, and at one time her recovery
was believed TO be doubtful, but she is now
improving.
= The trial of Father Belts, before the
Episcopal Council, at Henderson, KY, is
ended, and charges of extreme rituaiisIn
were confirmed. Father Belts was given
the option TO recant or be expelled. He de-
cided to recant, and said that he would
hereafter observe the instructions OF his
Bishop.
DR.. John Burnett, aged eighty years, who
has lived alone in miserable and. filthy
rooms az Ne. 534 SOGtt Fourth street, Phil
adelphia, was found dead there -hr- the -PS-
lice the other morning. Secreted about the
place was found 300 in gold, silver and
bills. He apparently died of old age and
lack of proper food.
Secretary Whitney has authorized the
admission to the Naval Academy, as
cadet, Of III. Nire, a Japanese student OF
noble family The law authorizes the edu.
cation at the Naval Academy Of a student
designated by the Japanese government.
Alexander Whilldin, Jr., a prominent
yarn merchant, representing large South
ern industries IN Philadelphia, committed
suicide by shooting, few days ago, in
Dobbs' woods, near Camden. His business
affairs were in prosperous condition and
the deed is attributed to a temporary fit Of
insanity resulting from general debility
from which he was suffering
The Queens jubilee celebration will last
from June 20 10 the %. The list Of visiting
royal personagcs has become so numerous
that the Lord Chamberlain, whose duty it
is to provide them with a habitation, is
puzzled. The royal palaces do not begin to
afford the required amount Of room, and the
chamberlain is securing rooms at the best
hotels.
Mr.. Gladstone, in recent conversation
with personal friends, expressed desire
10 visit America. This has long been
cherished thought in the mind OF the Lib
eral leader. The prospects are that during
the coming autumn there will be a favor.
able opportunity for n prolonged absence
from Parliament and England, and Mr.
Gladstone thinks that he can visit this
country.